COMMOS SENSE ROAD BOLDING ■ known as the Shields place to Mr. - ......... i C. W. Linebaugh, U. 8. Postal In­ H. L. Hoard, publisher of the Jeff- Dallas, Oregon. Mr. Elliott I I spector, gave this office a call Mon­ i Elliott of Dallas. day. Accompanied by Mayor Smith has engaged Virgil Loomis to care erson County Union, Fort Atkinson, I of Tillamook, he left Tuesday to in ­ for the dairy herd and farm. We Wisconsin, has been carrying on a very CLOVERDALE spect the postoffices at Otis and Taft. wish Mr. Elliott much prosperity in active campaign in that state for The Tillamook Neskowin held a good many disap­ his new venture. Mr. and Mrs. Reed Farmer and Mr. wha- might be called common sense pointed people over the week end, who Saturday, August 23: Sidney Mil­ methods in highway construction. He and Mrs. Arlingson of Marshfield had come that far expecting to make' G. W. Recd made a business visit ler, Woodburn; A. A. Stone, Spokane; makes the statement that the two es- spent several days during the past (the trip over the new highway to to the valley last week. Gene Simmons, son of Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Zwight, Sheridan; E. M. Ross. sentiai features in road-building are week with Mr. Farmer’s parents, Mr. Salmon River but owing to the re­ cent rains the road had been closed. j Riley Simmons is home on a 30 day A. E. Dayle, William Temely and . druinage that will allow the water to and Mrs. H. M. Farmer of Cloverdale. .„a off the surface and a grade sutt Several Cloverdale neonle caught on i furlouirh Mr. Simmons is in the family. T. C. Mecklem. E. R. Johnson/run The dance riven nt the grange > Ictenfly e extending The Cow Testing association picnic ; in the Buzzard mill to Arthur Hedges. Idaho; Mrs. Watkins and son, Hi- fae quiam, Wn.; Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Yag ­ to be held at Cloverdale park, Sep­ where practical, from fence to fence. Mr. Hedges and Riley Simmons have Although the season is growing tember 6 promises a good time. late, crowds are arriving daily to en- I ( bought the Moore timber and are er v The Dalles; Mary E. Warren and Gravelling or hard-surfacing need be The Cloverdale light and power joy the last week of vacation before moving the mill to its new location. party, Eugene; M. C. Matheny and no wider than at present. It an auto­ system has been purchased from school starts, and the Labor Day holi­ Henry Simmons, it is rumored will family, Silverton; Della Salmon, Ruth mobile or team was forced off the Charles Ray by Walter Mead. Mr. days. build a larger mill in the near future. Beggs, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Painter, 1 beaten track it would not have to Mead has already begun work on a Occupying cottages this week are: Logs will be cut on his own holdings McMinnville. 1 plunge into a ditch as is the case at Sunday: R. R. Hill and family, C. present on too many miles of highway new dam 150 feet above the present O. O. James, O. F. Cronnoble and we understand. one which will give 10 feet more fall family, L. E. Stephens, O. O. Olson, Chas. Fleck and Harry Simmons B. Lantz, G. Paterson, Portland; Mr. 1 construction. Instead of building besides holding a greater volume of R. W. Johnson, Ray Baylink, Mrs. have taken a contract clearing land and Mrs. M. A. Nichols, Los Angeles; ' “motes” along the sides of hundreds water. The electric lights installed Burdic'r, Mr. and Mrs. H. Van Epps, on the lower Tillamook river. Mr. Robert Dunney, Hoquiam, Wn; R. E. of miles of well-packed macadam on Main street by Mr. Mead has Mrs. L. R. Mitchell, Fred L. Proctor, Fleck has moved his donkey engine Johnson, Minneapolis, Minnesota; Ed. roads, which are on fairly good greatly improved the appearance of Mrs. Minnie Proctor, Arletha Proctor, down and good progress is reported. F. Grell, San Francisco; Nona South­ grades, it would be much more prac­ the town. George A. Houghton, Mr. and Mrs. R. Mr. and Mrs. Estin Wood are the worth, Seaside; M. A. Deaton, Mc­ tical to grade the road on either side Considerable interest has been L. Graves, Mrs. M. Chemis, A. M. parents of a fine daughter. Mother Minnville; G. H. Leacock, John Day; of the center and use the solid old ma­ J. R. McKee, Vancouver, Wn; George aroused this year in the exhibit from Wetterborg, E. D. Wyman, A. J. and baby are doing well. cadam or rock as a base for a cover­ the south end of the county at the Walters and wife, Ruth Walters, Mrs. Henry Simmons has moved his Harness, Jack Smith, Tillamook. ing of asphalt concrete. This could Tillamook Fair, by the Cloverdale W. W. Ward, C. O. McClure and wife, family back to the old Simmons home be done at a moderate expense to the The Todd Community club. The club has met Mr. and Mrs. Harry Olson, Mr. and stead. taxpayer compared with the two of­ with the hearty support of the peo- Mrs. Arthur Olson, L. C. Stidd and Saturday: George Disrow and fam­ ten adopted program of tearing up Mrs. Elizabeth Blum, Mrs. Henry pe all through the valley and hopes Family, Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Floren, Simmons’ mother has moved into her ily, Hood River; J. A. Kelly, L. A. the road in is entirety. By utilizing to have a booth that will be a credit Portland; Mrs. G. A. Heinz and fam­ cabin at the Simmons home. Brown, E. G. Markett, E. H. Wayda. the old road base many miles of hard- to the Nestucca. Ernest Walker is our champion T. J. Vaughn, O. L. Darling and fam­ I surfaced practical highways can be ily, McMinnville; Dr. and Mrs. F. W. The new two-story building just McCaw, Warren, Donald and Kenneth hunter, having bagged the first bear ily, Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Russell, B. E. | built at a minimum expense for the completed by the Cloverdale Tele­ McCaw, Colton, Nebr.; Mr. and Mrs. of the season. Newell, S A. Towley, John Doe and taxpayers. phone company will be ready for oc- Loen Jones, Tillamook; Jessie, Ernest F. S. York has his new mill in op­ family, Portland; A. L. Griswold and — cupancy in a few days. and Lola Houghton, Spokane; Mr. eration. He expects to be able to family, Mr. and Mrs. J W. L. Kauf- WHICH WILL BE THE GOAT? I Cloverdale’s new auto park has ¡ at- and Mrs. P. C. Jorgensen, Carlton; give better service than ever before. mad, Falls City; Mr. and Mrs. Glen traded many tourists during the Mrs. N. McKillican, Mrs. F. Hall, L. M. Simmons has moved into his Boren, O. L.Kaufman, Eugene; W. H. Railroad employees want more pay summer. Dr. Parrish, city health offl- West Linn; E. J. Davis, Freewater, . new home, built on the Henry Sim­ Wallace, Ted McFalls, Tillamook. and farmers want lower freight rates. cer of Portland who camped there last Ore.; Mr. and Mrs. J. Chemis, Walla mons place. Mr. Simmons is a re­ The railroad employees propose to Sunday: A. B. MaNeill, A. B. Mc­ Saturday night with a party of Walla; B. R. VanCuren, Wilder, cent arrival in our community, hav­ Donald, Seattle; C. S. Briggs, Neha­ accomplish this for both by having friends, spoke highly of the location Idaho; E. F. Fowler and wife, Bickle­ ing moved from southern Idaho the lem; Phillip R. Moak, Theodore Dick­ the farmers join with them in sup­ and beauty of the park. ton, Wn.; W. G. Darland and wife, first of the year. He is favorably man, Portland. port of radical candidates for office. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Mallory are mov­ Coldendale, Wn.; Mrs. W. J. Cofer, I impressed with Tillamook county and But how may this be done? ing to Beaver where Mrs. Mallory Silverton; Harry R. Porter, A. Burn- [ may make it his permanent home. The Netherland Wages paid railroad employees are will have charge of the telephone ham, Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Dittlevsen, Bill Philips has been doing some re­ Saturday: Dave Mauter, R. C. Russ, I obtained by the railroads by hauling office. Grace and Bill Dittlevsen, Vancouver, modeling on his home. freight, passengers, mail and express Mrs. Lucy has been called to Port­ Wn. ; Louis Bartruff, Mrs. N. P. Will­ John Blum, who is logging for F. S. Garibaldi; L. S. Harvey, W. L. Tup­ and charging for such service. per, George Smith W. Vandehey, E. of her sis- land by the serious illness iamson, Mildred, Bertha, Victor and ( York lumber company, is now run­ Railroad earnings are such that any ter, Mrs. E. A. Russell. Willie Williamson, Salem; Mary E. ■ ning a full crew. Things have begun W.. Willett, Leonard Bone, Portland; i substantial increase in wages of rail­ Mr. and Mrs. Fred Elmgren, Mr. and been visit- Warren, Formosa and Fay Warren,. to loosen up it seems and jobs will Mrs. (41 Wade, who has M r s. Frank Nickerson, Gertrude road employees would necessitate an ____ ing her # parents Mr. and Mrs. Des­ Eugene; Mr. and Mrs. Munkers, Alice . soon be ue plentiful. pieiunui. Nickerson, Vancouver, Wn.; Hazel increase in rates. mond at Pleasant Valley has returned Burnsworth, Jennie Burnsworth, For­ Mr. Freed who has built a mill on On the other hand, any substantial Carmack, Winnif.ed Aldrich, Bell and home. . est Grove, Thelma Olson, Orenco, the Thomas place, has started oper- reduction in rates would necessitate Mrs. Ralph Sutton of Neskowin has Ore.; Walter G. Scofield, Gales Creek; : ation. The first log was sawed some Dee Darling, Forest Grove E. Moer, a reduction in the wages of railroad William Hopkins, Astoria. returned from the hospital at Tilla­ Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Reed, Sandy, Ore. time Saturday, it is reported. Sunday: M. West, W. C. Rickey, employees. mook with her new baby daughter. At the Haddon apartments this C. C. Morse, who was run over by a How, then, is it possible for both Johnson. Portland; G. Anderson, Two children of Walter Bones, who week are: Mr. and Mrs. Olin C. Iiad- i car some weeks ago is now able to Joe ' to accomplish the desired end? Is it are visiting their grandparents, Mr. ley and son, Athena, Ore.; Miss Lien- be about with the aid of crutches. S. ' Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. O’Hearn, not self-evident that one faction or' Qakland; E. W. Dougherty, Roy Ash ­ and Mrs. Grant Dawson of Meda, are kaemper and party. Mr. and Mrs. He was employed as engineer by the 1 Ralph Lodge, C. Kinnamon,' the other must loose out? Is it not ill with chickenpox. W. Thomas Coates, Tillamook; Miss F. S. York lumber company prior to r man, 1 also self-evident that with railroad Tillamook. Jensen from Mr. and Mrs. Chester Beth Paulsen, Mulino, Ore.; Paul and his accident. labor organized and the farmers un-j Tenant, California, are visiting with Wilfred Dixon, Portland; John Mey­ Some one has been handy with organized, the big organized vote Allen House Mr. Jensen’s parents at Hebo. ers and family, Beaverton; Mrs. C. poison lately. Several dogs have been would take the turkey and the farm-| The Ladies’ Sewing club of Meda B. Hansen and daughter of Amity sick and Lyle Simmons reports the Saturday: Davey Metzler, L. S. er the crow? met last Thursday at the home of were week end guests of Mrs. Hadden loss of a number of pure bred mallard Harding, j Mr. and Mrs. Archie Swen­ But the radical politician and the Mrs. Lester Ray where an excollent at the Hadden apartments. ducks. i son, Portland; J. Halkyer, Scappose. labor leaders want more—they want! luncheon was served and a pleasant Campers in the grove are: Wm. Homer Craig has completed his Sunday: A. L. Sheets, J. W. Sheets, government ownership of the rail-J F. Clark and wife, Newberg; Elmer barn, and is going to have a fine Salem; day spent. ! J. M. Berkhart, Phoenix, Ar­ roads. Mrs. Murvin of Vancouver, Wash­ Schell, Newberg; Mr. and Mrs. Ralph place soon at the rate he has been izona; i Betty A Swenson, Hendison, They want this in face of the fact ington is spending the summer with Terril, Ray Butterfield, V. R. Shearer, clearing. 1 Kentucky; C. F. Drofed, Portland. that during federal control, with Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Foster. W. A. Tasche, Jasper William, C. M. freight and passenger rates the high-1 Mrs. Frank Martin of Neskowin is Chastain, M. Neitach, Arthur Schlegal est ever known, the railroads were! reported ill. Dr. Shearer of Tilla- W. D. Hollingsworth, Frank Bates, operated at a loss running high in the mook is in attendance. J. B. Nash, A. L. Holmes, T. H. millions. While cranking a truck last week, Russel, Lida O’Brien, C. H. Dawes, W. But the organized railroad vote is H. Hoar, who is employed in work J. Weatherman, Chas. E. Boyd, Port­ about 2,300,000. That is a lot of votes 1 on the highway, suffered a painful land; Henry Roth, C. .C. .Starr, Fred and votes are what the politician is1 injury to his rght hand. He was DeVries, Geo. Kleen, Salem; W. J. looking for. What politician would' brought to Cloverdale for medical Lloyd Eugene, Florence E.. Beardsley, Gifts and Prizes for All Occasions run the risk of loosing them bv nn. I l treatment. Hubbard. Tiny Things for Little Tots A surprise party was given Mrs. Useful Articles for Baby Will Hatfield at her home last Sat­ FAUCET CREEK urday afternoon by about twenty of Anything in Fancy Work—Hemstitching • her friends. Henry Simmons has sold his place. ABOUT THE COUNTY At The Hotels DENA-HANSEN GIFT-SHOP Across from Tillamook Hotel A STRONG BANK WILLING TO SERVE Nelson s Hairbobbing and Beauty Shoppe Ask Your Banker There is one safe reply to make to the stranger who urges you to invest in a proposition you know nothing about. It is: Special attention given to children’s haircutting Balcony of Haltom’s Store Marcelling ............................... _ .......................... ... Reset ........ _.... ...... ......... ........................ Haircutting ............. ........... ....... . ............................ Phone 147-W for Appointments 1.75 .35 .50 A sk your banker u hat he advises. At the First National Bank you will find us al­ ways glad to talk over your investment problems. Ask us! Bank posing wage increases that might Coquille_Alpine pBNt nec -sitate an increase in tn rates, rates/ ' pany purchases ten even necessitate with knowledge that those who pay proposed paper plant. the rates are unorganized and there­ Marshfield—Wor’-. on w hospital will commence ]*,t J / fore helpless? 1 '-1 Manifestly there is no bond of ust. mutual interest between the farmer and the railroader, for as to rates and wages what would be good for one would be bad for the other. The farmer has had some experi­ ence with lne/«a»*«4 of or. He knows what high wages and short work-days mean and they mean Gresham—$5000 church, Gresham Undenominational T ? completed. On August 27, Myrtl, Poi„ vote on S280.000 bond isiu, , ** finishing M aJrah J” * county. Paving through Turner WBB1„. Wallowa— Bowman-Hicta — ----’“*au-niCl3 UM Sutherline — Canning factory to resumes cutting with greatly Zi start withn 15 days, new machinery ed plant.------------------------- “*!■ ***** 1 COLLECTIONS Knight Adjustment Co. McMinnville, Hillsboro, Tillamook MATHER’ TRUCK SERVICE Portland 49 No. Front St. Tillamook 209 1-2 Second Ave. E. NEW MARKET C. F. Lincecum, Prop. Meats Fish and Poultry Wholesale and Retail FRIDAY and SATURDAY SPECIALS Brisket Boiling Meat, per lb............................ 10« Beef Ribs, per lb. .......................................... H’/iC Round Roast Beef, very meaty, per lb. 18c Pork Roast, young and meaty, per lb. 20c Pork Shanks, for boiling, per lb.......................10c Nice fresh country Pork Spare Ribs, per lb. 18c Back Bones, per lb.......................................... 12*/ic New Market bacon and bacon backs at 25c per lb. Our own Lard, in 5 and 10 lb. lots at 15c per lb. Swifts Premium Hams, very special, at per lb, 34c. Bacon Jowls and Picnics, per lb. 22c. Corn Fed Poultry at all times We respectfully solicit your patronage Bell Phone 3-W and Mutual Phone Successors to Hadley’s Meat Market "e “e T CORRECTLY FITTED EYE GLASSES Have your eyes examined and glasses made by a vision specialist whose entire time is devoted to this work. Drop into Til have toaskmy banker first And it you have surplus funds, even though no one offers an investment— / RIDAY, AUGUST 29, ________ TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT our office and talk it over with the spec* COAST STAGES I cialist in charge. i Tillamook, Nehalem and Seaside. Leave stage depot at Tillamook, 9 a. m; leave stage depot. Seaside, 3 p. m. COAST STAGES Geo. Smith, Mgr OW OPTICAL CO Beals Building Tillamook, Oregon